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cheapest crisps - why pay more?
Tesco, Asda and now Morrisons all do 18gm crisps at 68p for 12 packs
tesco's used to be 48p, but there is a cartel operating. Morrison's are new, and I think their's taste the best. 6p/bag is just right for a quick snack. |
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People prefer the flavouring and texture of other brands.
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People prefer the flavouring and texture of other brands.
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there's a crisp cartel?
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Tesco, Asda and now Morrisons all do 18gm crisps at 68p for 12 packs
tesco's used to be 48p, but there is a cartel operating. Morrison's are new, and I think their's taste the best. 6p/bag is just right for a quick snack. |
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Kettle crisps are the best
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I have to say that Chipsticks is the almighty crisp type product (side question, do you consider Chipsticks a true crisp?). At the moment Asda are doing 3 packs of 8 for 3.50, so 24 packs of the the blooming amazing Chipsticks is the very definition of bargain in my eyes.
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Asda smartprice are pretty good although less so since they switched from using Palm oil to Sunflower oil.
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I have to say that Chipsticks is the almighty crisp type product (side question, do you consider Chipsticks a true crisp?). At the moment Asda are doing 3 packs of 8 for 3.50, so 24 packs of the the blooming amazing Chipsticks is the very definition of bargain in my eyes.
However, I am not sure whether either of them could be considered a true crisp.
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I love french fries but they make my mouth and lips itch like crazy.
I do eat them sometimes but worry i will have a bad reaction to them. |
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Chipsticks are a very good crisp type snack, but, in my eyes, do not come up to the standard set by French Fries. I also used to like Monster Munch, but now they make me cough.
However, I am not sure whether either of them could be considered a true crisp. ![]() |
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I find French Fries a bit too crunchy and the thin-crunchy-ness of it just doesnt settle with me. After a pack I tend to be left very unsatisfied, but each to their own and all that jazz. However, after a pack of Chipsticks, I am very satisfied and just need another pack, 4 or 5 packs could easy make do instead of a meal for me (I dont have a big appetite). While I dont think they are a true crisp, I think crisp is the closest to what it is. I just dont like the term 'maize snack'.
I'm so with you on the whole 'maize snack' thing - awful phrase *shudder* Where you you stand on Wotsits? |
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I like a good salt and vinegar but don't like any that add msg E621/622 to them
Cheats flavouring
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I think the thin-crunchy-ness of French Fries is what does it for me. Although, Chipsticks are better than FFs when you add them to an egg mayo or plain cheese sandwich. Although, in that situation, Frazzles do a pretty good job too.
I'm so with you on the whole 'maize snack' thing - awful phrase *shudder* Where you you stand on Wotsits? |
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Tesco cheap crisps are disgusting. The salt and vinegar just stinks of malt.
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Wotsits are nice but i find them just a tad too soft.
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Tesco, Asda and now Morrisons all do 18gm crisps at 68p for 12 packs
tesco's used to be 48p, but there is a cartel operating. Morrison's are new, and I think their's taste the best. 6p/bag is just right for a quick snack. |
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I'm not a huge lover of crisps but, just out of curiosity, I bought a tube of Aldi's version of Pringles a couple of weeks ago. Sour cream and onion Stackers I think they were called.They were quite acceptable and only 89p
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The Asda smartprice snacks multipacks of cheese curls/onion rings/salt & vinegar sticks are not bad at all.
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Space Raiders - pickled onion flavour ARE and always have been a favourite since I was a child!! Can remember being sooo excited running down to the corner shop to buy them!
I'm now 33 and could get them occasionalIy in the odd shop - more often than not the Beef flavour tho! Imagine my joy when last week, doing my Tesco shopping online.... they now do them in packs of 12!!!! I bought 7 packs! ![]() Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyy!!!! ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Because to some of us they taste cheap and nasty. I like McCoy's.
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Space Raiders - pickled onion flavour ARE and always have been a favourite since I was a child!! Can remember being sooo excited running down to the corner shop to buy them!
I'm now 33 and could get them occasionalIy in the odd shop - more often than not the Beef flavour tho! Imagine my joy when last week, doing my Tesco shopping online.... they now do them in packs of 12!!!! I bought 7 packs! ![]() Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyy!!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Remember to go and get the same amount next weekend when you're finished those!
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84 bags!!!
Remember to go and get the same amount next weekend when you're finished those! ![]() Never thought of it like that Still tbh you cant just eat one bag at a time, 2 at the least! So halve that - 42..... should last me at least 2 weeks!!
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Do they still do transformer snacks? I ground many of those men/wheels into powder trying to fit the wheels on. I did make a few complete ones but they usually ended up being crippled three wheelers.
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Oh i remember those too! Blue packet, taller packet than the other crisps!
There was an oniony flavour wasn't there?? If i'm thinking of the right ones..... was far too strong tho, preferred the beefOh memories....... lol
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Never thought of it like that